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Great track car, production sports car or perfect targa car Dry break fuel system with extra fuel tank 110 liter total capacity Rebuilt gearbox at start of the year (2019) Nitron 3 way adjustable shocks Moroso oil accumulator 3x sets of wheels and new tyres (2x slicks 1x wets) Motec C127 dash AP racing brakes all round Aftermarket aluminum sump Rampage in car drink system Cams log book

1960 Lotus 18 Formula Junior Frame 987193. body plate 18/J/789 (attached to car). Sold in batch of six too Raper Rodriguez. raced by A Álvarez in 1961 in support race to the 1961 Grand Prix. Copy of race program available. History thereafter hazy but Bill Jowarski , Don Hamilton and Burt Kurtis (1980) seems to have owned/raced in USA. Bought in 2011 to Australia by Rob Hanns and Steve Lunn. Purchased in part by G Dell in 2018 and totally rebuilt. Chassis repaired by Elwyn Bickely and gearb

VS SPAC LS1 AUTO. $25,000 Freshly finished and converted LS1 auto 4l60e. Top end rebuild on the engine, cam, heads shaved and rebuilt, new double row timing chain, oil pump, lifters and springs. New Manifold, radiator, rebuilt auto, 3000 dominator stall, new front and rear brakes and front shocks, new steering rack and new tailshaft. Brand new rod shop conversion kit and new exhaust. New fuel reg, lines and fittings. New in tank walbro pump, new manifold. New mini low mount A/C pump installed

Lotus Exige 2004, Motorsport/ track day hillclimb timeattack competition car. 15900 kms. Current NSW Registration. Cams log booked, with factory Lotus sport roll cage. Race prepared Toyota 2ZZGE ,1933CC, forged turbo engine with Garret GTX Turbo. 14.5 PSI, produces 320KW at the wheels on 98 Octane fuel. 3 Stage dry sump oiling system. Motec M400 engine management. Custom E153, 5 speed, MR2 transmission, with Cazz limited slip differential. Custom twin plate Excedy clutch and Cro-moly fly wheel,

Mike Davidson's dream was to capture the world record for the fastest twin-engine Flathead powered streamliner and began over 25 years ago when he and others put their heads together and the DLRA was born. The journey of building his own car began by hiring moulds for the body from Arivetts in the USA and when his body was ready had extensive wind tunnel testing performed at the RAAF Edinburgh base. The car can be entered into four different classes depending on how it is configured. In March 20